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Japan's travel media "Trip Note" has 85,000 enthusiastic travel enthusiast members. Based on their actual visits to tourist attractions in central Okinawa, such as Mihama American Village, Zanpa Cape, and Nakagusuku Castle Ruins, they have compiled a ranking of the most popular tourist attractions in central Okinawa. JapanRAR will introduce them to you in order of popularity!
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Arima Onsen is said to be Japan's oldest hot spring. It is renowned for its historical significance, as it was once visited by Toyotomi Hideyoshi, and it is known for its distinct "Kin no Izumi" (Golden Spring) and "Gin no Izumi" (Silver Spring) with different water qualities. The hot spring town is small and exudes a nostalgic ambiance. While exploring the hot springs, why not try some local specialties such as carbonated pancakes and Arima mountain pepper?
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Hakuba Happo One, located in Hakuba Village, Nagano Prefecture, is one of Japan's most picturesque spots, often referred to as the "Observation Deck of the Northern Alps." The natural exploration route leading to Happo Pond, situated at an altitude of 2,060 meters, is a popular hiking trail. With cable car transfers along the way, the one-way journey takes approximately just one and a half hours, making it ideal for beginners in hiking! In the summer, it is renowned as a treasure trove of alpine plants, while in the autumn, it is celebrated as a prime destination for viewing vibrant autumn foliage. At the route's endpoint, the breathtaking reflection of the Hakuba Mountain Range on the mirror-like surface of Happo Pond is sure to leave everyone deeply moved.
From spots like Shiretoko Five Lakes, Noboribetsu Hell Valley, and Jozankei Onsen, where you can enjoy Hokkaido's autumn foliage, to places like Palette Hill and Four Seasons Hill, picturesque garden destinations, as well as leisurely spots like Asahiyama Zoo, here are 23 stunning recommendations for Hokkaido's autumn travel destinations. Let me introduce them to you.
【Hokkaido】23 Recommended Autumn Travel Destinations! Read More »
As of September 2023, most countries have lifted the border measures implemented due to the new coronavirus infection, leading to a continuous increase in demand for international travel. Particularly, South Korea has implemented visa-free entry since last year, resulting in a higher number of people traveling to South Korea than ever before.
On the other hand, many South Koreans are opting for outbound travel to Japan this year. Recent reports suggest that a significant number of South Koreans are not just visiting tourist destinations but are enjoying their travels for purposes related to "hobbies" or "culture." However, what kind of "culture" is gaining popularity?
To explore this further, we conducted a survey among Generation Z individuals who appreciate each other's cultures. Based on the data from visits to both South Korea and Japan, we will provide an overview of the recent travel trends between these two countries.
When it comes to Hiroshima Prefecture, people first think of the Atomic Bomb Dome and Itsukushima Shrine, but "Rabbit Island," Okunoshima, has become a must-visit tourist destination, especially popular among young women in recent years. The island is home to approximately 700 to 1000 wild rabbits, and the only accommodation facility on the island is "Kyukamura Ohkunoshima." Japan gathers to introduce you to a rabbit paradise where you can stay and enjoy!
In the national happiness ranking of all 47 prefectures (compiled by the Comprehensive Research Institute), Fukui Prefecture has consecutively ranked first in Japan for five times. With the opening of the Hokuriku Shinkansen Ashibara Onsen Station in spring 2024, it is expected to attract even more tourists to Fukui. Fukui Prefecture is also renowned for its charming hot springs. A typical example is the Ashibara Onsen, which is often referred to as the 'harem of Kansai' due to its numerous large hotels and inns, making it a beloved destination. Additionally, food enthusiasts flock to the hot springs in Echizen, which is a winter delicacy known for 'Echizen crab,' as it is a fishing port for fresh Echizen crab and hot springs. In this article, we will introduce recommended hot spring inns and day-use hot spring facilities for your reference.
During the autumn foliage season, people always think of Kyoto. There are many popular attractions around Kyoto such as Arashiyama, Takao, Ohara, Kiyomizu Temple, Higashiyama, and more. Japan has many places famous for their autumn leaves, but Kyoto's foliage is exceptionally beautiful! The reason is that Kyoto is in a basin, making it extremely humid both during the day and at night. Today, we recommend Kyoto foliage information and hotels with excellent locations for those looking for the best autumn leaves.